DELAYED CABLES

Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9997, 23 May 1895, Page 4

DELAYED CABLES

London, May 20. The Times putfgests that the Commisblod bo inquire into the administration of tho War Office shonld include delegates of the great industries, nnd that, in the event of hla being in office, Lord Hosebery Bhonld preside instead of the Dnke of Devonshire. Lieutenant-General Fellden, M.P. for Chorley, Is dead. ILfentenant General Handle J. Keilden

entered the Army at the age of 19, in the 60th Bifles, and was made n O.M.G. in „^IB7O for hiß eervlcea in tho Red rivor expedition. He cainm<indr;ii tho brigade depflfafy; Winchnotcr 1875-8, Knd retired iO^^g He rppreiTsnted Ctinrley In the (j^HffntlvG interest, h'tvin^ bocu re ao the Innti guneral -i Pakis, May 20. baDMlly to-day tho P/ix do Diane O«k«) resulted as followa ;—

Rasbah 1, Andi6e 2, Mademoiselle de LimermonO 3.

Brussels, May 20, Ttio Roman Catholics in Belgium have nrjpealed to the Vatican to condemn the Christian Socialists owing to their propagating revolutionary ideas which are likely to endanger the State. The Pope has summoned Abb 6 Dacns, leader of the Socialists, to explain his aotlon.

Rome, May 20. Eaithquake shocks have been felt at Bologna and Pisa.

Washington, May 20. The Government is not) willing that Canadian delegates should attend tbe Beln inß Sea Fishery Conference here In October next, and will only negotiate with Great Britain over the Beating question.